oh my lord

HAHAHHA why dont dogs know how to react when in freefall?!
 
Not exactly freefall bartboy, more like zero G.

The dog in the vid seems Ok with what's going on and is not panicked at all.

Still looks funny though seeing the dog "float up" as the plane goes to negative Gs. :lol:
 
Roman said:
Not exactly freefall bartboy, more like zero G.

Isnt zero G the just a concept which means that no gravitational force acts? Which never ever is the case... :D So freefall is right in my opinion, although language might differ, so we both might be right.
 
hajj said:
Roman said:
Not exactly freefall bartboy, more like zero G.

Isnt zero G the just a concept which means that no gravitational force acts? Which never ever is the case... :D So freefall is right in my opinion, although language might differ, so we both might be right.
  • Zero G means no gravitationnal pull (i.e. space or simulation of).
  • Freefall is when you are falling through the air under the influence of gravitationnal pull, no ? :think:
 
That dog was experiencing negative G because he rose from the floor up towards the ceiling. If it was zero G, he would have been weightless but remained in his resting position.

:lol: The dog looked very confused.
 
Re: oh my lord

Yes I see, they're practicing Floati Dogu, the ancient Japanese art of floating your dog in a steeply diving airplane. :lol:
 
haha when the processor exploded.. "zis is extreme!" that made me laugh hahahaha
 
Roman said:
hajj said:
Roman said:
Not exactly freefall bartboy, more like zero G.

Isnt zero G the just a concept which means that no gravitational force acts? Which never ever is the case... :D So freefall is right in my opinion, although language might differ, so we both might be right.
  • Zero G means no gravitationnal pull (i.e. space or simulation of).
  • Freefall is when you are falling through the air under the influence of gravitationnal pull, no ? :think:

in space there gravitational pull as well, the space ship is constantly falling towards the earth, but had an initial forwards propeltion (word?) and so is always falling next to the earth, which makes it float around it. and you just fall as fast as the spaceship, so it seems there's no gravity
 
bone said:
Roman said:
hajj said:
Roman said:
Not exactly freefall bartboy, more like zero G.

Isnt zero G the just a concept which means that no gravitational force acts? Which never ever is the case... :D So freefall is right in my opinion, although language might differ, so we both might be right.
  • Zero G means no gravitationnal pull (i.e. space or simulation of).
  • Freefall is when you are falling through the air under the influence of gravitationnal pull, no ? :think:

in space there gravitational pull as well, the space ship is constantly falling towards the earth, but had an initial forwards propeltion (word?) and so is always falling next to the earth, which makes it float around it. and you just fall as fast as the spaceship, so it seems there's no gravity

Yes that's true, that's the way a satellite or a spaceshuttel stays in orbit. Many people have problems of understanding this, simply seems odd to them.
 
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